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La côte du Pacifique (BC coast & ocean) · British Columbia special
1. La côte (The Coast)
Describe where British Columbia’s coast meets the Pacific Ocean.
Start lesson →2. Le temps sur la côte (Coastal Weather)
Describe coastal weather and choose suitable clothing for an outing.
Start lesson →3. Les animaux marins (Marine Animals)
Identify coastal marine animals and describe their movements and needs.
Start lesson →4. Les marées (The Tides)
Explain how changing tides reveal small coastal habitats.
Start lesson →5. La forêt côtière (The Coastal Forest)
Explain how rain supports the coastal temperate rainforest.
Start lesson →6. Les communautés côtières (Coastal Communities)
Describe how coastal communities use boats and harbours to travel and work.
Start lesson →7. Le voyage du saumon (The Salmon’s Journey)
Sequence key stages in a Pacific salmon’s life cycle and explain its coastal importance.
Start lesson →8. Protégeons la côte (Let’s Protect the Coast)
Propose actions to protect coastal habitats and explain why those actions help.
Start lesson →Ma routine · Unit 1
1. Le réveil (Waking Up)
Describe the first steps of your morning routine using simple present-tense sentences.
Start lesson →2. Je me prépare (Getting Ready)
Explain how you wash and get dressed using familiar reflexive verbs.
Start lesson →3. Le déjeuner (Breakfast)
Describe your breakfast routine and explain why you eat in the morning.
Start lesson →4. Vers l’école (Off to School)
Explain how you prepare for school and describe the order of your departure routine.
Start lesson →5. En classe (In Class)
Describe classroom routines using time expressions and an explanation of purpose.
Start lesson →6. La récré et le dîner (Recess and Lunch)
Connect school break activities using before, after, and when.
Start lesson →7. Après l’école (After School)
Organize an after-school routine and describe how it changes depending on the weather.
Start lesson →8. Le soir et demain (Evening and Tomorrow)
Explain your evening routine and use the near future to plan for the next day.
Start lesson →Ma communauté · Unit 2
1. Mon quartier (My neighbourhood)
Name familiar places and describe where you live in your community.
Start lesson →2. Les lieux utiles (Useful places)
Explain what people do at different places in the community.
Start lesson →3. Les métiers (Community jobs)
Describe how community workers help people using masculine and feminine job titles.
Start lesson →4. Trouver son chemin (Finding your way)
Use landmarks and direction words to explain a short route.
Start lesson →5. Se déplacer en sécurité (Getting around safely)
Explain transportation choices and safe habits for travelling in the community.
Start lesson →6. Au marché (At the market)
Make polite purchases and calculate a simple total at a community market.
Start lesson →7. Une communauté pour tous (A community for everyone)
Identify community features that help everyone participate and explain why they matter.
Start lesson →8. Notre projet collectif (Our group project)
Plan a community improvement project by describing a problem, sharing tasks, and predicting results.
Start lesson →Au restaurant · Unit 3
1. Au restaurant (At the restaurant)
Identify familiar restaurant objects and describe where people sit.
Start lesson →2. Les repas (Meals)
Name daily meals and describe foods served at different times of day.
Start lesson →3. Une boisson, s'il vous plaît (A drink, please)
Politely request a drink and specify the container or temperature.
Start lesson →4. Je choisis mon plat (Choosing my dish)
Use a menu to choose a main dish and explain a food preference.
Start lesson →5. Des besoins particuliers (Special needs)
Communicate a food allergy and ask an adult or server to check ingredients.
Start lesson →6. À table (At the table)
Use courteous language to request missing items and explain a small problem.
Start lesson →7. Le dessert à partager (Dessert to share)
Compare dessert choices and suggest how to share a dessert fairly.
Start lesson →8. L'addition et le bilan (The bill and review)
Calculate a simple meal total, request the bill, and give a reasoned opinion about the visit.
Start lesson →Les sports · Unit 4
1. Mes sports préférés (My Favourite Sports)
Name familiar sports and describe which ones you enjoy playing.
Start lesson →2. Mon équipement (My Equipment)
Identify sports equipment and explain what you need for an activity.
Start lesson →3. Les lieux sportifs (Sports Places)
Explain where different sports take place using complete sentences.
Start lesson →4. Les gestes sportifs (Sports Moves)
Describe sports movements and put actions in a logical order.
Start lesson →5. Le jeu d’équipe (Team Play)
Explain team roles and describe how players cooperate fairly.
Start lesson →6. Bouger en sécurité (Moving Safely)
Explain safe exercise habits and give reasons for following them.
Start lesson →7. Les résultats (Results)
Report scores and compare sports results using numbers and comparison words.
Start lesson →8. Notre défi sportif (Our Sports Challenge)
Reflect on a sports experience and plan an inclusive activity with a clear goal.
Start lesson →Les animaux du Canada · Unit 5
1. Nos animaux (Our Animals)
Identify familiar Canadian animals and describe them with simple details.
Start lesson →2. Les habitats (Habitats)
Describe where Canadian animals live using habitat vocabulary.
Start lesson →3. Le corps des animaux (Animal Bodies)
Describe animal body parts and explain how they help animals.
Start lesson →4. Au menu (On the Menu)
Compare what Canadian animals eat and classify their diets.
Start lesson →5. En mouvement (On the Move)
Explain how animals move and connect their movements to body features.
Start lesson →6. Survivre à l’hiver (Surviving Winter)
Explain different ways Canadian animals adapt to winter.
Start lesson →7. Qui mange quoi ? (Who Eats What?)
Describe a simple food chain and predict how changes affect animals.
Start lesson →8. Protégeons les animaux ! (Let’s Protect Animals!)
Propose responsible actions to protect wildlife and explain why they matter.
Start lesson →Les fêtes et traditions · Unit 6
1. Une fête d’anniversaire (A Birthday Party)
Describe familiar birthday objects and say how old someone is.
Start lesson →2. Les décorations (Decorations)
Describe decorations using colours and position words.
Start lesson →3. Un repas de fête (A Celebration Meal)
Describe festive foods and politely ask for something at a shared meal.
Start lesson →4. La musique et la danse (Music and Dance)
Explain how people participate in celebrations through music and movement.
Start lesson →5. Les traditions en famille (Family Traditions)
Describe a family tradition and explain why it is meaningful.
Start lesson →6. Les fêtes au fil des saisons (Celebrations Through the Seasons)
Connect celebrations with seasons and compare activities in different weather.
Start lesson →7. À la découverte des fêtes (Discovering Celebrations)
Learn about different celebrations and ask respectful questions without making assumptions.
Start lesson →8. Organisons une fête! (Let’s Plan a Celebration!)
Plan an inclusive class celebration by sequencing tasks, sharing responsibilities, and explaining choices.
Start lesson →Les loisirs · Unit 7
1. Mes loisirs préférés (My favourite hobbies)
Name familiar hobbies and describe what you like to do in your free time.
Start lesson →2. À la récré (At recess)
Describe playground games and explain a simple rule for fair play.
Start lesson →3. Les sports d'équipe (Team sports)
Describe team sports and explain how teammates cooperate.
Start lesson →4. Un atelier créatif (A creative workshop)
Explain the steps of a simple art project in order.
Start lesson →5. Les jeux de société (Board games)
Explain basic game procedures using sequence and condition words.
Start lesson →6. Une sortie en plein air (An outdoor outing)
Plan an outdoor activity by considering the weather, equipment, and safety.
Start lesson →7. Le club de lecture (The reading club)
Compare reading choices and recommend a book with a clear reason.
Start lesson →8. Préparons un spectacle (Let's prepare a show)
Collaborate on a performance plan and describe a past rehearsal and a future improvement.
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